Review finds Russini-Vrabel bond violated standards at The Athletic
An investigation by The Athletic determined Dianna Russini violated news standards through a relationship with Mike Vrabel, the outlet said Thursday.
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Athletic’s review of former NFL reporter Dianna Russini concludes she didn’t comply with standards
The report drew no conclusions about the nature of Russini’s relationship with Vrabel, who said he took accountability for his actions without addressing pho...
Mike Vrabel: I don't have any reaction to Dianna Russini report
The Athletic published the findings of its internal review of Dianna Russini's reporting on Thursday, several months after the release of pictures that revea...
ICE whistleblower: Agency cut corners to fill ranks
A U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) official warned the agency about cutting corners in vetting officer candidates as the agency surged its hiring under the Trump administration. The whistleblower report filed last August cited significant issues in how the department was reviewing its new hires, including making offers to candidates who had not yet…
New NFL Rumors on Potential Will Levis Landing Spot After Release from Titans Before 2026 Season
The New York Jets worked out free-agent quarterback Will Levis on Thursday following his release from the Tennessee Titans, according to Zack Rosenblatt of The Athletic.
Internal probe finds Dianna Russini’s ties to Patriots coach to be ‘awkward’ and ‘uncomfortable’
The Athletic found its former NFL reporter Dianna Russini had a close, “awkward” and “uncomfortable” relationship with coach Mike Vrabel that she should’ve disclosed, the New York Times-owned digital sports publication said Thursday.
Jobs report live updates: August jobs data expected to show labor market 'cooling, not cracking'
The Labor Department will release the August jobs report on Friday, providing clues about the health of the labor market as hiring and firing remain broadly at a standstill.